Author: Michael Flannery
Darwin and the Genetic "Fallacy"
The genetic fallacy is the assessment of an argument or theory based upon its origin, history, or source rather than the argument or theory itself.
Darwin’s Other Doubt
The epistemological nihilism inherent in Darwin’s theory ultimately becomes the refutation of every Darwinist.
Did I Too Conveniently Omit Mention of Alfred Russel’s Wallace Interest in Spiritualism?
Wallace’s argument for guidance and purpose in the universe is made quite apart from his spiritualistic beliefs.
On Alfred Russel Wallace, NPR Gets It Right, Sort Of . . .
It’s too bad that Anthony Kuhn and others cannot tell what Paul Harvey used to call “the rest of the story.”
More on Darwin Deleted: What Is Bowler’s Beef?
The fact that Darwinism is in need of an apologetic for its social record should give its supporters (including Peter Bowler) more than momentary pause.